New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19
STATE MILITIA.
Y ,cr,,va To THE pEEKsKILL CAMP.

Z 80" .no ooA Regiment goes to camp 1t will march
:, ,ha wav IN Peekskul Aftor alighting from 'ho
-. an the Thursday preceding the Saturday Oh
.rh,cb ~ is to reach the camp Colonel camp VIM
causo his men to march from Van Cof'lahu' &C., 49,
on the old Albany road about fifteen mics anu 'Do
flvouac for the night. Starting carry inc heA. ~,
src tho regiment will march until about ~ oc'ocs
go. .,.ra win be n rest during the heat OF tho
o.. ,ouowcd bv n march until p. m ana announcer
t'oo Tho command will reach the camp carry
on Saturday III, .xo srecial alten-
.or NJ members Of tho 9th Regiment 10 inc V"iious
catches shot several times during each month un'i'
the auspices Of the National islhe hsocia"on az
.soo- All who have not qualified for the MARKS
80 80 hadce with the regiment will have an oppor
.,,,tv ~ doing 40 on any of these occasions. MEM
60 can procure programmes OF the assoclauoh Hoin
~. ormorer. Members qualifying at any such
o,ches arc required to send full details Oh 'i'oi
5000 and the dates which they are mace 10 INC
psgmenta Inspector Of Rife Practice Captain kasson
r. Gibson. or before November IA 1901 Va
shelr scores win not be allowed
THO Oh BATTERY has reached the maximum rri
oto John F. Ntzhugh, and Trumpetcr H. Noihmar
sovo been honorably discharged Private IT, n
.yo,,v has been detailed orderly to GenerA 'ar'ah
Cb,e, Of Ordnance, during the encampment az feoh'
nm, The battery Is stlll drilling twice week Oh
sne Napoleons Captain Earle and family are az
- branch for the summer Lieutenant David
nruso, G. f. pasoo. DR.. Z. A, Brackow, sergeant
Nv r mcconnell and Corporal c. NJ Connolly quanheo
sor tho marfsman's badge at Crecdmoor corporal
srbomas Dalton is stil confined in the hospnai from
she injuries he received in the Decoration DF
narade He expects to DO out next week The re-
cent excursion proved to be an entire success ana
everything passed of pleasantly. Trumpeter Allen
and family sailed for Europe last Wednesday and
will not return before September.
& In announcing that Second Lieutenant JanSs T.
WARE Of Company b, 9TH Regiment has ro-igDod ana
has been honoIably discharged, Colonel Clarh taxes
occasion to commend in orders "the long and fathfui
servte of this officer and his remarkable record OF
attendance at drills and parades." Captain Henry
6 steele, of Company d. says in regard to his rcsg
nation: alt IL with sincere regret the commandant
announces the resignation of Lieutenant Ware His
wonderful record OF twenty three years, missing but
sVvo drills the first twentyone without missing one,
eomnends itself to the admiration of every NATIONAL
Cuardsman. His loss to the company is great one;
his earnest devotion, kind and courteous manner
bis To- atty to his company and his faithful hafa WORK
in whatever he called upon to do, set an example
20 all of us who love the regiment. For himself
and the company the commandant wishes him God
speed in all be may undertake in his future career
{ Major James G. McMurray, acting adjutant of the
veteran corps Of the 22d Regiment has returned to
The ranks OF the active regiment by ensting In com
many f. This is practical way OF settling the
rncnt and 1t Is believed that many other veterans
will follow IT, thus adding experienced soldiers to tho
ranks of the old command.
In compliance with general orders issued by Brig
adierGeneral Fitzgerald, the list Regiment will
assemble in fatigue uniform, with one days rations
in baversacks, at the armOry next Thursday at 80
n m and Will proceed to Creedmoor for rifle practice
She frld and staff, the noncommissoned stan and two
<rummers and flor will report to Acting Adlutant
Philip S Tlden at the same hour
Second Lieutenant James b. Dawson having been
commissioned first lieutenant OF Company Z, 1th
Regiment with rank nom May TO- In place OF Lieu
tenant Haght, resigned, and Sergeant Wallace f.
I'eck having been commissioned second lieutenant of
Company r. with rank from April 20, In place OF
4 Ieutenane Smith, resigned, Colonel Clark has
pouuced their promotion In orders and directs tDas
they be respected and obeycd accordingly.
sergeant lillian H. Alley, who has been appointed
first sergeant Of company A. ed Regiment, passed
tho examining board last Wednesday evening WIN
flying cOi0rs.
pointed commissary sergeant of the 9TH Regiment
left General Guido John X Green has been appointed
eight general guide. Corporal Albert l.. Wicheu, OF
COMPANY f. has been appointed left general guide.
ommissary Sergeant Thomas Clark, 1r has received
his discharge lie joined the regiment on september
u. 1855
-. Privates Oscar Thorn and stephen r. Buehan have
been honOrably discharged from Company f, 18th
Regiment Captain Daniel Appleton, on account OF
the expiration of their terms OF service.
sergeant r s. Doull and coipoTals II p. Ellis and
passed the examining board
An election Of Bon-commissioned officers viii he
held by Company ID, list Regiment Captain William
&. Clark during the first week Of July. One sergeant
and three cOrpOrs are to be chosen Captain Clark
Is the senior captain and has tie largest company
On the regiment. His friends want TO see him pro-
NOTED to the position OF field officer, but he prefers
5S ha becoe e one of the best in the regiment
! The following newly chosen non-commlssioncd
officers having been examined by the board Oh cyan
granted TO them by Colonel Clark first sergeant NJ
y. Stole sergeants; H. A. Powers and E. L Van
Ienschotcn: cOrporals Thomas W. Ball, J. W. Dow
ling. jr.. Albert +. stone Parker d. Handy, William
a. TAYLOR. George FInck, ". H. Macfarlan ". K
1'ressngcr. Private Joseph Hasting having been
expelled by Company 4 for neglect Of duty, the
action Of the company has been confirmed ana he
tas been dishonorably discharged
Thomas W. Flood and Malcolm McCregor have been
elected corporals of Company F, ODD REGIMENT
Robert f. Ford private Of Company f., Goth Regl-
ment, has been appointed cOmmissaIy OF the regl'
ment by Colonel Cavanagh. John McCaniey' tie
feceNei his commission
First Sergeant Clarence NJ Davis, the ncwly elected
second lieutenant OF Company !, list Regiment mas
CregOr been elected first sergeant Of the company
hn election TO I'll vacancies in the list Of non commits
Private Joseph Hastings OF Company +, 7th Besi-
,ment, has been expelled for NEGLECT Of duty.
room OF Company l. IN the armoy OF the list Regl'
lnent, in memory Of Private Charles Woodward
greatly regretted by his comrades.
q. H. Bogertir left general guide Of the god Rcgi-
pcnt, and IA kTOWer have been electcu honorary
sne OF Company ]. 22d Regiment.
A battalion Of the list Regiment, under the com
rnand Of Ieutenant-Coonel Hopper, VIII go TO liar-
lem July and take part in the parade there In
honor Of Independence Day
Private F. b. Van scken has been elected cor
poral by Company II, 9TH Regiment
. Drills in guard mounting IN the list Regiment
pave been suspended by order OF Colonel McAlpin as
pare them for their duties In the State Camp.
The several companies Of the 22d Regiment as
scmbed at the armory and were instructed In guard
mounting nv Captain n. u. Tburston last week az
follow. Companies A, u, @ and on Monday even
Ing: COMPANIES ID, + aud Tuesday evening"
pnd COMPANIES @, f. and on Wednesday evening.
Pursuant TO orders from Brigade HEADQUARTERS the
regiment asemblcd at the amoy IN fatigue uniform.
with haversacks, overcoats sung, last Friday AZ
D 80 q. m. and proceeded 10 Creedmoor for first
general practice In craftsmanship Practice at the
range was conducted strictly in accordance with
official regulations az prescribed In general orders
Issued from Brigade Headquarters.
The following non-commissioned officers OF the list